C82
NGC 6193
Dados do Objeto
- Designação do Catálogo
- C82
- Tipo
- OpenCluster
- Constelação
- Ara
- Magnitude
- 5.2
- Ascensão Reta
- 16h 41m 21.4s
- Declinação
- -48° 45' 43.2"
- Distância
- 4,300 anos-luz
- Tamanho Angular
- 15
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Sobre C82
Descrição
NGC 6193 is a bright open cluster in Ara, about 4,200 light-years away. It contains about 30 stars dominated by two brilliant hot O-type stars that illuminate the nearby Rim Nebula (NGC 6188). The cluster spans about 15 arcminutes.
Dicas de Observação
An easy and attractive target in binoculars and small telescopes. The two bright central stars are striking. The associated Rim Nebula (NGC 6188) requires an OIII filter and larger aperture. Best in summer from southern locations.
História
Discovered by James Dunlop on June 2, 1826 from Australia. The cluster is the energy source powering the photogenic Rim Nebula, a sculpted wall of dark molecular cloud being eroded by radiation.
Curiosidades
The two brightest stars in NGC 6193 are among the most luminous known, each pumping out hundreds of thousands of times the Sun's luminosity. Their UV radiation is sculpting the nearby molecular cloud into dramatic pillar structures visible in deep images.
Fotos da Comunidade (1)
Credit: Rbarba. License: CC BY 3.0. (Wikimedia Commons)
Skybred Mar 2, 2026